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Nathancrz / MTB-telemetry

Homemade project of on bike data acquisition and exploit to enhance bike's performance
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Help me do the project #3

Open grostedo opened 4 months ago

grostedo commented 4 months ago

Hi I'm Enzo! I'm from Italy and I am 48 years old. Where are you from? How old are you?

I noticed that in your schemes there is no the pictures of the cabling of the hardwares. Can you please send me that? Can you explain what do I need to install on the SSD of the Raspberry? How to run and stop the run sessions? By pressing the button or in another way? Thank you for your help. Bye!

Nathancrz commented 4 months ago

Hello, I don't really have the exact electrical scheme but it is quite simple : the powering hat is directly mounted on the pi (although i would recommend an alternative power supply method such as a LiPo battery and a power regulation module) and then every sensor is linked to the breadeboard on a dedicated channel (+3.3v, ground, SDA, SCL, GPIO 12 etc.), which is connected to the corresponding pin on the pi. the pi is loaded with the data_logger data_logger file, a file to mount the usb stick automatically usb mounting code and finally an instruction to run "data_logger 3.py" at startup. The wiring and the exact codes needed may vary with your needs (such as recording on the sd card rather than on a usb stick) but the method is here. I have loaded my photos on the repository in the hope it may help you but i fear they are quite hard to understand link to the photos

Nathancrz commented 4 months ago

Indeed I press the button to start/stop the runs and the screen helps me see the time and how the recording is going

Nathancrz commented 4 months ago

I am 20 years old and I am a student in pre engineering school in France by the way :)

grostedo commented 4 months ago

Hi, first of all: congratulations because you are young and can do these things! I solved the issues in the code and inserted the correct path and everything works perfect.

I saw that you uploaded the pictures, but it's not understandable, however I will try! Eventually, I will bother you if I need help.

I need to buy the hardware, I already have the Raspberry PI 4, can you send me the link of the other components to purchase them? Do you also have links for linear potentiometers? I couldn't find them at a good price. I inform you that my grandson that is 11 years old is also working on the project, he helps me with Python. I hope that a day he becomes an informatic engineer like you.

Thank you, have a great rest of your day!

Nathancrz commented 4 months ago

Happy to read that ! Here is a list of aliexpress links for the components. References may vary but the idea is here : potentiometers battery power controller connectors ADC (not the one I used but better in theory) accelerometer big button screen

You will need wires, a breadboard, soldering material, a shell to protect the hardware but I don't have specific references so you will have to do it by yourself.

I am working on a new version including a gps, brake sensors, replacing the screen by more buttons etc. So I would recommend you to try too but it may be a bit sketchy to integrate (and would require to revisit the code heavily).

grostedo commented 1 month ago

Hello, I am having issues with the project. I will list all the issues here with the related description.

Issues

Could you please help me fix these? Thank you. Bye and good night!

Nathancrz commented 1 month ago

Hello and sorry for the late response,

"code d'exploitation" is divided in two parts so make sure to run the entire code and not only the first part. If it still doesn't work, check some of the variables such as "av" or make sure the matplotlib.pyplot module executes plots correctly.

Concerning the pi code, i have sensibly less experience with it and didn't run into the same issues as you. Apparently the code is struggling with your I2C settings which are key to use the sensors so you should configure it proporly. In order to do so, you can ask ChatGPT or Claude AI to do so (i asked them a lot of questions too)

I added "TIPE GUI 10" to the code section to help you, it's kind of a software version of "code d'exploitation" which uses custom tkinter. It's quite difficult to set up the environment to lauch it properly but 'Visual studio code' worked for me.

Best regards, Nathan.